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The Secretary of State decided not to direct a local inquiry into library provision in the London borough of Brent for reasons set out in the letter.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Sir Michael Parkinson, Fiona Phillips and Gordon Banks to support national “A Day to Remember” campaign, calling for the public not to delay…
The Department of Health has launched a campaign, supported by the Alzheimer's Society, to encourage people to talk to loved ones showing signs of dementia.
A new vision for nursing, midwifery and care-giving asks how compassion and care can be developed across health and social care.
The campaign will encourage people to have that first 'difficult conversation' with a friend or family member when they spot the signs and symptoms of dementia.
Company director fined for falsifying maintenance records and putting road users and coach drivers at risk.
New website packed with case studies and reports.
Fire Minister Brandon Lewis addresses the Chief Fire Officers Association Conference.
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has today announced a liberalisation to the regime for flying flags, giving a boost to patriotic pride, after…
Mark Prisk rebuts Daily Mirror article claiming that 8,000 elderly people were denied the Disabled Facilities Grant due to council cuts.
Communities Minister Don Foster today legally authorised new powers for communities to help prevent the rapid sell off of treasured community…
Foreign Office Minister for Africa Mark Simmonds: "These attacks only strengthen our determination to continue supporting the Somali people as they seek to build a secure and stable future."
More communities across the country are coming up with innovative ideas and initiatives to improve the lives of Service personnel and their families, the Minister for Defence Personnel, Welfare and Veterans Mark Francois has…
Students on the MOD's Defence Technical Officer and Engineer Entry Scheme prepare for officer training at Sandhurst.
In an interview with Steve Willmot, Flight Lieutenant Noel Rees of 29 (Reserve) Squadron explains how the RAF's Quick Reaction Alert continues to defend British airspace seamlessly, day and night, in a way that has chang…
More communities across the country are coming up with innovative ideas and initiatives to improve the lives of Service personnel and their families, the Minister for Defence Personnel, Welfare and Veterans, Mark Francois, h…
One of the inaugural steps in preparing Royal Navy sailors to man the first of the Queen Elizabeth Class carriers due in 2016 has been taken with the opening of an engineering development facility.
A group of soldiers from the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards (SCOTS DG) have successfully completed the demanding and challenging Mongol Rally.
Speech by Mark Francois, Minister for Defence Personnel, Welfare and Veterans.
Business minister Michael Fallon announces extra support including less red tape for challenger businesses.
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